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WEBSTER’S CENSUS
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Extent Number of Number of Inhabitants
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§ £ § -S
m &, g
MM
1 iis
Glasserton
Glenluce
Inch
Kirkcolm
Kirkcowan
Kirkinner
Kirkmaiden
Leswalt
Mochrum
Newluce
Penninghame
Portpatrick
Sorbie
Stonykirk
Stranrawer
Wigtown
Whithorn
Total
13
8 6 11
7 5 11
4J 3* 1 1
1 1
1 1
10 4 11
8 4 11
12 4 11
3 2 11
4 3 11
8 5£ 1 1
i ill
4 4 11
5 3 11
1509
1513
765
795
792
1051
652
1509
611
968
1151
610
1509
1513
765
795
792
1051
652
828
459
1509
611
968
1151
610
1032
1412
161i
301 f
159
158$
210$
130$
165$
91$
301$
122$
193$
230$
122
206$
282$
17 17
16466 16466 3293$
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